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most citedWeyl-Gauging and Conformal Invariance

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gr-qc2024

Schwarzschild Solution within a new renormalizable SO(1,3) Gauge Field Theory of Gravitation

C Wiesendanger

The existence of the Schwarzschild solution is demonstrated within a new SO(1,3) gauge field theory whose fundamental gauge field B is of dimension one allowing for the renormaliza…

hep-th2019

The Quantum Theory of Gravitation: I Quantization of Free Fields - II Proof of Renormalizability

C Wiesendanger

Quantization of Free Fields: The non-interacting field belonging to a new {\bf SO(1,3)\/} gauge field theory equivalent to General Relativity is canonically quantized in the Lorent…

gr-qc2018★ 8 cited

Local Lorentz invariance and a new theory of gravitation equivalent to General Relativity

C. Wiesendanger

A gauge theory of the Lorentz group with a mass-dimension one gauge field coupling to matter of any spin is developed. As a completely new feature the "Vierbein" assuring local gau…

gr-qc2013★ 3 cited

General Relativity as the Classical Limit of the Renormalizable Gauge Theory of Volume Preserving Diffeomorphisms

C. Wiesendanger

The different roles and natures of spacetime appearing in a quantum field theory and in classical physics are analyzed implying that a quantum theory of gravitation is not necessar…

math-ph2013★ 2 cited

A Renormalizable Theory of Quantum Gravity: Renormalization Proof of the Gauge Theory of Volume Preserving Diffeomorphisms

C. Wiesendanger

Inertial and gravitational mass or energy-momentum need not be the same for virtual quantum states. Separating their roles naturally leads to the gauge theory of volume-preserving…

math-ph2012★ 1 cited

Scattering Cross-Sections in Quantum Gravity - the Case of Matter-Matter Scattering

Christian Wiesendanger

Viewing gravitational energy-momentum as equal by observation, but different in essence from inertial energy-momentum naturally leads to the gauge theory of volume-preserving diffe…